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Norwich City’s Max Aarons has been one of the names most frequently linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur when the transfer window reopens.

The 20-year-old rising star made an appearance on a recent episode of the Byline podcast and made comments praising Jose Mourinho and the new stadium, having featured throughout as the Canaries managed a shock FA Cup away to Spurs last month.

“We knew that playing against a Jose Mourinho side, that they’d be solid and hard to beat. We felt we could go there and get somewhere," he said.

"The atmosphere was great, we took 9,000 fans and the place was buzzing.

"The new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is crazy. You can look at it and you can tell just how good it is, how good it has been built and that one is a great stadium. But I can't really choose between that one and Old Trafford."

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Former Manchester United and England centre-half Rio Ferdinand has admitted that no matter what happens with the remainder of the Premier League season, some clubs will be unhappy.

It’s been reported that the clubs towards the bottom end of the table are lobbying against relegation when the season resumes.

It remains to be seen what will be decided, but with fans unable to attend, the prospect of sides like Tottenham playing their games at neutral venues behind closed doors is on the cards.

"The Premier League are in a position where they're not going to please everybody," said Ferdinand.

"There are going to be people whose noses are put out of joint. Teams in the relegation zone (will be) saying 'we were relying on our home form with the backing of our fans to make sure that we remain in this league', which you can understand.

"But we're in uncharted territory and we've never been here before so to expect that the Premier League and the FA are going to have an absolute resolution for this that's going to suit all parties would be very, very naive.

"People are going to feel at a disadvantage if certain decisions are made but I don't think the Premier League can have a wholehearted 100 per cent win on this no matter what decision they make, which is unfortunate."